Sentence examples for and imposed from inspiring English sources

They came out and imposed their will".

Cultures structured people's imaginations and imposed moral disciplines.

United States officials apologized and imposed a nighttime curfew.

Its relentless regularity suggested something conceived and imposed from afar.

I set no threshholds and imposed no criteria.

I'd have thought that, in the 19th century, law and statue, being new and imposed by man, were the precise opposites of custom (ancient and imposed by kings).

Long before it closed its doors, in 2004, it had repeatedly cancelled seasons and imposed layoffs.

He has reduced the Palestinians' foreign dependence and imposed fiscal austerity.

In post-production, Oz tweaked Brando's expression and imposed the smile that he'd wanted all along.

As prices rose in 2008 the government intervened to curb farm exports and imposed price controls.

He also increased the sales force and imposed what the magazine called "a new pragmatism".